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BAT-associated emission levels: See Table 9, Table 10 and Table 11.

Table 9

BAT-associated emission levels for NOX emissions to air from a gas turbine

BAT-AEL refers to combined emissions from the gas turbine and the supplementary firing recovery boiler, where present.

For fuel with high H2 content (i.e. above 10 %), the upper end of the range is 75 mg/Nm3.

ParameterType of equipmentBAT-AELf1(monthly average)mg/Nm3 at 15 % O2
NOX expressed as NO2 Gas turbine (including combined cycle gas turbine — CCGT) and integrated gasification combined cycle turbine (IGCC))

40-120

(existing turbine)

20-50

(new turbine)f2

The associated monitoring is in BAT 4.

Table 10

BAT-associated emission levels for NOX emissions to air from a gas-fired combustion unit, with the exception of gas turbines

For an existing unit using high air pre-heat (i.e. > 200 °C) or with H2 content in the fuel gas higher than 50 %, the upper end of the BAT-AEL range is 200 mg/Nm3.

ParameterType of combustionBAT-AEL(monthly average)mg/Nm3
NOX expressed as NO2 Gas firing

30-150

for existing unitf3

30-100

for new unit

The associated monitoring is in BAT 4.

Table 11

BAT-associated emission levels for NOX emissions to air from a multi-fuel fired combustion unit with the exception of gas turbines

For existing units < 100 MW firing fuel oil with a nitrogen content higher than 0,5 % (w/w) or with liquid firing > 50 % or using air preheating, values up to 450 mg/Nm3 may occur.

The lower end of the range can be achieved by using the SCR technique.

ParameterType of combustionBAT-AEL(monthly average)mg/Nm3
NOX expressed as NO2 Multi-fuel fired combustion unit

30-300

for existing unitf4 f5

The associated monitoring is in BAT 4.

  1. BAT 34Division BAT 34
  2. IPrimary or process-related techniques, such as:
  3. IISecondary or end-of-pipe techniques, such as:

Annotations

Footnotes

f1

BAT-AEL refers to combined emissions from the gas turbine and the supplementary firing recovery boiler, where present.

f2

For fuel with high H2 content (i.e. above 10 %), the upper end of the range is 75 mg/Nm3.

f3

For an existing unit using high air pre-heat (i.e. > 200 °C) or with H2 content in the fuel gas higher than 50 %, the upper end of the BAT-AEL range is 200 mg/Nm3.

f4

For existing units < 100 MW firing fuel oil with a nitrogen content higher than 0,5 % (w/w) or with liquid firing > 50 % or using air preheating, values up to 450 mg/Nm3 may occur.

f5

The lower end of the range can be achieved by using the SCR technique.